Braidly vs CoParentTalk

Braidly is a web-based co-parenting app for separated parents in the United States and Canada. It brings together a custody calendar, messaging, shared expenses, a kids’ schedule view, and records. The calendar supports 2-2-3, week-on/week-off, and custom rotations, with seeded holidays and school-break imports. Parents can submit expenses with receipt photos, set split ratios, approve or query costs, and track a running balance; Braidly records settlements but does not move money. The AI Tone Coach suggests calmer message rewrites, leaving the parent to choose what to send. For documentation, timestamped exports include a SHA-256 content digest, and legal hold prevents either parent from editing or deleting records through the app. Parents can grant invited viewers scoped, read-only access to selected records and revoke it. Braidly says it is in private beta, onboarding families in small batches, and free while in beta. Its listed plans are Free at free, Standard at $12.99 a month or $129.99 a year, and Premium at $24.99 a month.

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